When Dom walked back into his cabin after his shower and most of his boys were up and moving around. He walked to his corner of the room and began rifling through his clothes. He soon found a suitable outfit. Once dressed he checked the mirror and felt that something was missing. Eyeliner,Dom thought. He rifled through one of his smaller bags to find his eye makeup. He walked back over to the mirror, eyeliner in hand and began to apply it.

“Are you putting makeup on,” a disgusted voice sounded from behind him.

“It’s not makeup Jackson. Well it is, but it’s not what you think,” Dom said fumbling over his words.

“Makeup’s for girls. Why are you wearing it,” Jason chimed in.

“Well, it’s not just for girls,” he said slowly. By now the entire cabin was up and watching Dom with one eye done in eyeliner.

Dom had finally come up with something else to say when Jackson cut him off. “Are you gay?”

“What? No! I’m not gay. It’s like, you know, stage makeup. When you go on stage or whatever you have to wear makeup so that the lights don’t wash you out.”

“But we’re not doing anything on stage today,” another boy joined in.

“Well, uh,” Dom fumbled again. “I know, but girls really seem to dig guys who can pull off eyeliner.” Dom finished proudly remembering a site he had seen recently strictly devoted to him in eyeliner.

“Are you making that up?”

“No, most definitely not. In fact I’ve even seen a website all about guys in eyeliner. Girls really love it.”

“Awesome,” was the unison yell of Jason and Jackson. “Can we borrow some?”

Dom laughed and then applied eyeliner to all the boys in his cabin. After all the boys had their makeup done and had finished dressing, Dom finished his own makeup and told the boys that it was time for breakfast. Dom held the cabin door open as his boys proudly marched out of the cabin and towards the dining hall.

“Bloody hell Dom. What did you do to those poor lads,” Billy said stepping out of his neighboring cabin.

“Hey. They asked me to do it!”