Evelyn Ford, of course, noticed, but she wasn't a psychologist. There were countless depressed people in the convoy, and depression wasn't like a physical wound that could be cleaned and bandaged to heal. There was nothing Evelyn could do.
After giving the pregnant woman a few instructions, Evelyn Ford left. The convoy set off just as she returned to the truck. From the previous afternoon to that morning, the group had caught several tons of fish. Once processed into dried fish, it would last them a long time.
The sixth team had caught up and would also be stopping here for a day. Evelyn Ford sat in the vehicle, listening to Lily West and Rosemary Sullivan recount the interesting events of the previous afternoon.
"Several people got bitten by snakes. Luckily, the water snakes weren't venomous. Dr. Rowe bled their wounds, and they were fine after a little rest."
