Pearl was in the middle of a verse and shaking her hips when she heard Jasper and grinned. As soon as the tigress sat down at the table, Pearl spun around with a stack of pancakes on a plate and slid them over to the woman, still dancing and singing and carrying on as happy as she could possibly be. It was a few more minutes before she finally turned off the burners and finished everything off, placing a much smaller plate of waffles on the kitchen island opposite of Jasper. She was pleased to see the woman had taken the pills for once, but realized it must of really spoken to her character for how bad off either Jasper's hangover was, or how bad off<i>she</i>was. Even still, she couldn't help but grin at the woman in front of her, leaning on the countertop on her elbows with a fork in her hand. There was no stools on the kitchen's side of the island, but Pearl didn't mind standing at all. "Oh yes. Mala went to school. I figured you needed some time to get over your hangover without her running around excited about the night before. Isn't that Grrrrrreat?" Pearl had to control her chuckle as she impersonated Tony the Tiger before taking a bit of her breakfast. "Mala's not the only one who's excited about everything that happened last night either..." She let her sentence trail off as she glanced at Jasper's reaction before wandering over to the fridge and grabbing the orange juice. Pouring two glasses, she returned to the opposite side of Jasper and passed the woman a glass. "Are Mala and I.... the only ones' excited about last night... tiger mom?" Pearl couldn't help but chuckle a little this time. Maybe she was being too hard on the woman, but at least she wasn't complimenting or touching her; rather she kept a mindful distance out of some show of respect. She just couldn't help herself to poke a little fun and see where it got her. With Jasper being so shy and withdrawn, it made it a lot easier for her to dominate the conversation and tease the woman. Pearl knew she'd equally be a pile of jelly under that heated gaze, just as she had been last night.