Jacob arrives in Haran and meets Rachel at a well — again a well, as with Rebekah. He rolls the stone away alone, waters the flock, and weeps. He works seven years for her, and they seem to him like a few days. On the wedding night Laban substitutes Leah, and Jacob does not discover it until morning. Laban’s answer: it is not done here to give the younger before the firstborn. Jacob works another seven years.