No One but Indigo

Like every other child her age, Indigo had seen faeries from when she had first opened her eyes. Unlike every other child her age, Indigo could still see them at the age of 5. Although she couldn't remember anything from her baby years, as was the norm, she could still remember the fact that the faeries had always been everywhere and that they still were. Except she could still see them. And Indigo shouldn't have been able to see them.

What if in that short period of time after we were born when we couldn't store memories, we could see faeries? What if we grew up, but could still see them? This is what happened to no one but Indigo.