Ep 8. My mother is a big liar

The eighth episode of the first season of In Family We Trust is titled "My mother is a big liar." In this episode, we see the continued fallout from the revelation that Mr. Song has been using company funds for personal expenses and gambling. The Song family is still reeling from the news, especially when they learn that Mr. Song has fled the country and left them with mountains of debt.

Meanwhile, Pattie is struggling with the news that her mother lied to her about her father's death. She confronts her mother about it, but her mother is evasive and won't give her a straight answer. Pattie decides to do some investigating on her own and enlists the help of her friend Aey to track down her father.

As the investigation unfolds, Pattie learns some shocking truths about her family and her mother's past. She discovers that her father was deeply involved in some illegal activities and that her mother may have been involved as well. In trying to uncover the truth, Pattie's relationships with her family members are strained even further.

Meanwhile, Tong and Mair go on a date, but it doesn't go as planned when Tong accidentally spills coffee on her dress. Despite the mishap, Tong and Mair continue to grow closer and begin to confide in each other about their fears and insecurities.

As the episode comes to a close, the Song family must come to terms with the reality of their situation and figure out a way to move forward. Pattie continues to search for the truth about her family and her father's death, but it remains to be seen whether she will be able to handle the truth when she finally uncovers it.

Overall, "My mother is a big liar" is a tense and dramatic episode that highlights the complex relationships and secrets that lurk within the Song family. With high stakes and emotional confrontations, this episode sets the stage for even more intense drama in the episodes to come.