In the conclusion of the Dual Citizen Trilogy, Tracy sees in this world the vision he was shown at the age of three. Then the Tall Shiny Silver Figure makes good on His word when he said, “When you see this again in real life, I will come back and visit you.” What this entails overwhelms Tracy, but he manages to answer correctly.

What follows is an Afterward, but the full story is the fourth book of the series, The Transition, available on Amazon with the Dual Citizen Trilogy. The Transition follows Tracy and Bob’s journey the three years it took for the ‘secret place’ to move from Lot 91 to Black Walnut Point Inn, along with how the Tall Shiny Silver became an integral part of their relationship.

When Bob and Tracy arrive at the dock, shown here, Tracy experiences time in a new way that includes a discussion with his three-year-old self about their picture book. Tracy then visits his room in heaven, and it is revealed how his dual citizenship works.

In July, Tracy is instructed to surprise Bob for his birthday, and he secretly tries to follow His directive to “Go to the other side.”

By Memorial Day, ‘Bob and Tracy’ are known as a couple in Rand, and Bob learns about gun safety. Then, Tracy is given the directive to “Take Bob out for a bike ride for his birthday.”

After Christmas Tracy is introduced to Bob’s family, and, by March, the couple meets Harry and Lynn by way of a truly West Virginian funeral.

In short order, Tracy introduces Bob to his DC friends, and the pair surprise Granny for Christmas.

Tracy finally meets his perfect spouse, which is confirmed by the prophesy Tracy was given about his wrought iron artwork.

When Tracy returns to his empty townhouse, as shown here, he demands to know why he is still alone. Once Tracy stops ‘snottin’ and cryin’, the Tall Shiny Silver Figure gives him an eye-opening revelation about his sexuality, and Tracy is freed to look for his perfect spouse.