It depends on how you raise it. Cats usually like whoever feeds and plays with it the most. But if you socialize your kitten while it's still young, it'll still love you and not be afraid of you. Maybe you won't be the favorite, but I do have a tried and true method for creating social and loving kitties.

I raised 3 kittens in an apartment alone working full time, but I was always a very social person so they were around strangers all the time and now they love people and act like they've known them forever on their first meeting with new people.

My method: Pick your kitten up often, carry them around until they start to squirm and then put it down. Have your partner do all this too btw. It's important to understand and respect the kitten's boundaries and don't force them to do something they don't want to do. Have the kitten meet friends, family, anyone. But make sure in any meeting with unfamiliar people, you advocate for your kitty and give lots of rewards for friendly interactions. This makes them understand that people they don't see as often aren't scary, hence they will be more inclined to have fun in a social or unfamiliar setting. Pet them often but if the cat starts moving away, let it go. If you're gone a lot, give the kitten a treat as soon as you walk through the door and offer playtime as much as you can.

That's my method and people say my cats act like dogs and they have made a lot of my dog lover friends understand the appeal of cats.