Andy is reluctant to join the tour that his friends feel annoyed at him. Is the sentence correct? Is that correctly used here?

Elizabeth

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Possible ways to say it better: Andy is reluctant to join the tour therefore his friends are annoyed with him. Or a better way: Andy's friends are annoyed with him because he is reluctant to join the tour.

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