Converting some C++ code to python, struggling

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DWORD Mem::ReadDWORD(HANDLE hProcess, DWORD addr) {
    DWORD_PTR ptr = NULL;
    SIZE_T bytesRead = 0;

    ReadProcessMemory(hProcess, (DWORD*)addr, &ptr, 4, &bytesRead);

    return ptr;
}


void Mem::Read(HANDLE hProcess, DWORD addr, void* structure, int size) {
    SIZE_T bytesRead = 0;

    ReadProcessMemory(hProcess, (DWORD*)addr, structure, size, &bytesRead);
}

void FindHoveredObject(MemSnapshot& ms) {
	
	int addrObj = Mem::ReadDWORD(hProcess, moduleBaseAddr + Offsets::UnderMouseObject);
	int netId = Mem::ReadDWORD(hProcess, addrObj + Offsets::ObjNetworkID);
	
	auto it = ms.objectMap.find(netId);
	if (it != ms.objectMap.end())
		ms.hoveredObject = it->second;
	else
		ms.hoveredObject = nullptr;
}

Python:

memory = pymem.Pymem(process.pid)
remote_ptr = pymem.ptypes.RemotePointer(memory.process_handle, memory.base_address + UNDER_MOUSE_OBJ)
remote_ptr2 = pymem.ptypes.RemotePointer(memory.process_handle, remote_ptr.value + NETWORK_ID)
print(remote_ptr2.v.value)

What am I missing here? I thought that RemotePointer was used exactly for this specific purpose. I'm trying to replicate the FindHoveredObject function in Python using pymem