"Why, the penthouse of course, Miss." Gina got a sneaking suspicion. She knew who lived up there, hell, half the world probably knew who lived there.<br/>The three story penthouse of the Pierre was bought in 2003 by the Agincourt Group, paying 75 million for it. The 11,000 square-foot apartment featured five bedrooms, four terraces, a paneled library, wine cellar, a black marble staircase and the hotel's former ballroom with 23-foot high ceilings. The place was purchased as the New York residence for the three heiresses of the d'Agincourt fortune, Erika, Marie and Joséphine.<br/>The young heiress to the d'Agincourt fortune, Erika is featured in almost every tabloid magazine each month. Adrien d'Agincourt, the current head of the family buisness, that mostly deals in fashion and fine wines, has shamelessly used his three daughters to promote the companies products, the girls appearing at different high profile social events each week, always wearing the latest from d'Agincourt Haute Couture Inc. Erika, the youngest of the three, has now taken over as the next in line of the d'Agincourt Scandal Beauties. Her older sisters are cutting down on their social events more and more as they get more responsebileties in the family company, making the spotlights focus even more on Erika. Joséphine was getting more and more involved with the running of the company, and Marie was pursuing a successfull acting career, getting much critical aclaim.<br/>Gina shivered. These were three girls that would blow even the Hilton sisters out of the water at any social event. They also had one thing that Paris lacked: talent. If their phantom rapist had managed to get close to those three he really had outdone himself.