Fight Club Entry #3

Tyler's soap started becoming very popular. Nordstroms called with an order for 200 bars before christmas. This left the narrator and Tyler with a lot of money to spend. They now had money to go out on saturday nights. Narrator and Tyler sit in an old impala on a lot with junkie cars that don't cost more than $200. They drink beers here and talk about their lives. They sleep in the car that night because they don't want to go home because Marla called the police on them. Marla later comes over to Tyler's to put her moms collagen (fat) into their freezer because she doesn't have a freezer and one day she will want to use it for a lip injection. She discovers when she opens the freezer that they had used all her collagen to make their soap and is furious and chases the narrator around the house. That is why they were staying in the car that night. Narrators boss finds a sheet of paper on the copy machine with the rules of fight club and asks if it is his. He denies it and wonders how he had left a copy behind. He plays it off as someone else's paper who has a diseased mind to write something like this. That night Narrator goes to one of his support groups called Remaining Men Together to find that only him and Big Bob are there and Big Bob tells him about how all the other members went to fight club and explains the rules which were the exact rules Tyler had made for his fight club. Then Big Bob asks if he knows who the creator is Tyler Durden and narrator replies maybe. Marla calls the narrator and asks him to come over and feel her breasts. He finds that their is a lump. While there Marla notices that he has the same kiss mark on his hand as she does from the chemicals Tyler uses to make his soap. Marla goes to a dumpy clinic because she doesn't have any health insurance, she feels depressed by all the mothers and their children who are extremely ill. She decides to leave because she doesn't want to know when she is going to die. A detective calls the narrator and asks him questions. The detective explained how they could tell the dynamite was homeade and how the bolt was shattered. The narrator tells the detective he did not leave the gas on and then leave town. The detective said it would take days for the gas to reach the compressor's motor to set off an explosion. He asked the narrator if he knew anyone who could make homeade explosives and the narrator lied and said no. The conversation ended with the detective saying don't leave town to the narrator.