Assumption

as·sump·tion

əˈsəm(p)SH(ə)n/

noun

1. a thing that is accepted as true or as certain to happen, without proof.

Just like the definition,
the thing that is accepted as true; without proof
the thing that was made by seeing the facts from one point of view
the thing that made you thought you knew, yet (sometimes) you didn't (at all)

When you started to questioning yourself
When you started to worried about what people might think
When you started to feel what you may (not) supposed to feel
When you started to think what you may (not) supposed to think

Is it just a good guy doing a bad thing; bad choices?
or after all this time he really is a bad guy doing a good thing?
if he really is a good guy, should we forget all the good things he's done just because he made one bad call?
if he really is a bad guy, should we forget the facts that he's done some good things?

What if this thing is happening to us?
Will we even forgive ourselves;
for making one bad choices and be forgotten of all the good that been done
or for faking all the good things that been done and got caught up

Here's the thing about assumption,
He is an angel, yet an evil
He shows us the truth, yet (sometimes) not the whole truth
He made us believe in things, yet (sometimes) not the facts

Sometimes, you just have to believe
Believe in god
Believe in time
Believe that they will show you, give you the best
as long as you always do the best out of everything
yet, it is still hurt.