10 When Jacob saw Rachel, the daughter of Laban, his mother’s brother, he went over and rolled away the stone from the well so Laban’s sheep could drink. 11 Then Jacob kissed Rachel and wept for joy.
18 Jacob was in love with Rachel so he promised Laban, "I’ll do seven years work29:18. "Seven years work": in contrast to Abraham’s servant Eliezer (chapter 24) Jacob had arrived with no gifts or dowry, so he offers his service as payment in kind. for you for Rachel, your younger daughter."
20 Jacob worked for Laban for seven years, but to him they seemed like just a few days because he really loved her.
25 When morning came, he saw it was Leah! He went to Laban and asked angrily, "What have you done to me? It was for Rachel that I worked for you! Why have you deceived me?"
27 "Finish this week of wedding celebrations and then I’ll give you the other daughter as well, as long as you work another seven years for me."
30 So Jacob slept with Rachel as well, and he loved Rachel more than Leah. He worked for Laban another seven years for Rachel.