The child who has just been yelled at turns around and gets close to his mother, doesn't he "hold grudges"? The child who has just been yelled at turns around and gets close to his mother, doesn't he "hold grudges"? The child who has just been yelled at turns around and gets close to his mother, doesn't he "hold grudges"? The child who has just been yelled at turns around and gets close to his mother, doesn't he "hold grudges"? The child who has just been yelled at turns around and gets close to his mother, doesn't he "hold grudges"? The child who has just been yelled at turns around and gets close to his mother, doesn't he "hold grudges"? The child who has just been yelled at turns around and gets close to his mother, doesn't he "hold grudges"?